. Art in France. FIG. 589.—MME. AND HER CHILDKEX. (^Juseum of Versailles.) little later, it laid portrait-statueson the slabs of tombs. Then themonarchy had peopled its parkswith mythological forms, and set FIG. 590. DROUAIS. PORTRAIT OF THE COMTE AND HIS SISTER. (The LouvTe, Paris.) up the effigies of kings in the pub-lic squares. In the eighteenthcentury, not one of these customswas sufficiently dominant to gov-ern sculpture and determine itsstyle; but, on the other hand, nonehad completely disappeared, andthe same sculptors were employed,as occasion ar
. Art in France. FIG. 589.—MME. AND HER CHILDKEX. (^Juseum of Versailles.) little later, it laid portrait-statueson the slabs of tombs. Then themonarchy had peopled its parkswith mythological forms, and set FIG. 590. DROUAIS. PORTRAIT OF THE COMTE AND HIS SISTER. (The LouvTe, Paris.) up the effigies of kings in the pub-lic squares. In the eighteenthcentury, not one of these customswas sufficiently dominant to gov-ern sculpture and determine itsstyle; but, on the other hand, nonehad completely disappeared, andthe same sculptors were employed,as occasion arose, in representingthe Virgin, a bathing girl, and 281
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